bigot in Irish
bigot in Irish is biogóid — bigot means someone who clings stubbornly to their own views and won't tolerate people of a different race, religion, gender, or opinion.
bigot in Irish
biogóid
One who is narrow-mindedly devoted to their own ideas and groups, and intolerant of (people of) differing ideas, races, genders, religions, politics, etc.
What does "bigot" mean?
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noun Someone who clings stubbornly to their own views and won't tolerate people of a different race, religion, gender, or opinion.
"He was exposed as a bigot after the racist messages surfaced online."
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bigot in a sentence
- He was exposed as a bigot after the racist messages surfaced online.
- The film challenges viewers who dismiss bigots as a problem of the past.
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What is "bigot" in Irish?
"bigot" in Irish is biogóid. bigot means: Someone who clings stubbornly to their own views and won't tolerate people of a different race, religion, gender, or opinion.
How do you use "bigot" in a sentence?
Example: "He was exposed as a bigot after the racist messages surfaced online." In Irish, "bigot" is biogóid.
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